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Now glue your solar panels and your battery holder to the wooden board.
Congratulations, you have made your own solar powered battery charger!
Just make sure that unless you have sunlight and are charging a battery, do not have the Battery in the holder. Otherwise it may lose its charge.
Congratulations, you have made your own solar powered battery charger!
Just make sure that unless you have sunlight and are charging a battery, do not have the Battery in the holder. Otherwise it may lose its charge.
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Mar 22, 2009. 11:02 AM
Milwaukee Road
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Milwaukee Road
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Could this be expanded for more than one battery say like up to 10 of them?
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May 20, 2009. 11:10 AM12V
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go and get a 12v solar panel (13x30cm approx) and a diode and then you can charge up to 10 at a time(only in direct sun) 500mah 180 min 600mah 200min 700mah 230min 800mah 270min 1000mah 370min+ 1300mah 430min 1700mah 500min 2000mah 630min 1.2ah drill battery(9.6or12v) 6-7hours
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Apr 2, 2009. 6:26 AMTornado91
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This project doesn't need diode??
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Mar 22, 2009. 11:07 AMMilwaukee Road
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Milwaukee Road
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oops!! also different sizes aaa-d?
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